Available July 1st
Lease through March 1, 2026 (option to renew)

**Video available upon request**

The Apartment:
- 3-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a three-story walk-up (no elevator)
- Secure entry with electronic code locks on both the building and apartment doors
- Washer and dryer available in the building’s basement
- High-speed internet (1 Gig)
- Utilities are approximately $90/month per person (after even split between 3 roommates)

The Room:
- Private bedroom with natural light
- Shared bathroom with one other person
- Room is unfurnished, common areas are furnished
- Two roommates: both professional women in their 20s/30s
- One works from home, the other works in-person
- One roommate has three small, quiet dogs that stay in her room (she has her own bathroom)

Roommate Fit:
Open to everyone! Looking for someone clean, respectful, and easygoing.

Neighborhood & Transit:
- Located in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
- 5–6 minute walk to the C train (Ralph Ave)
- 15 minute walk to the A train (Utica Ave)
- 5 minute walk to the J train (Chauncey St or Halsey St)
- 15 minute walk to the L train (Bushwick Av-Aberdeen St)
- About 30 minutes to Manhattan
- Lots of nearby bodegas, takeout spots, and supermarkets (10–15 min walk)

Application Requirements (from management):
- Government-issued ID
- Recent pay stubs
- Bank statements
- Rental history (if you have)
- Guarantors welcome (must submit same documents)

Move-in Costs:
- First month’s rent: $1,070
- Security deposit: $1,070

About This Lister

I am moving out and we are looking for a third person to fill the space.

The two current roommates are kind, friendly, and respectful. They’re easy to talk to and want everyone to feel comfortable in the space, but they also understand if you prefer to keep to yourself.

They value open communication and prefer to address any concerns as they come up so everyone stays on the same page.

One roommate works from home Monday through Friday.

The other works outside the home and has three small dogs. The dogs stay quietly in her room while she’s out. They don’t bark, cause trouble, or roam the apartment. Most of the time, you’ll forget they’re even there.

Both roommates mostly keep to themselves during the day and occasionally hang out in the living room. You’ll typically have the kitchen to yourself with plenty of time and space to cook or prep meals.